Four Kids and a Dog: Dana Point Discoveries
By Elizabeth Bottiaux It wasn’t a day that could be spent indoors. The air was clear and crisp and it felt as if adventure was waiting to unfold before us. The aquamarine sky and sparkling ocean beckoned us. While all the big kids were in school, my youngest and I took a field trip to … //read the full article
On Life and Love After 50: Willie Nelson is Still Going Strong at 82
By Tom Blake Last August, Willie Nelson was scheduled to perform at the Orange County Fair. My life partner Greta Cohn and I, and our Dana Point friends, Ron and Lee Cohan, had tickets for the concert at the Pacific Amphitheatre, an outdoor venue. The four of us realized it would probably be our last … //read the full article
Triton Report: Girls Soccer Readies for Rematch With Wolverines
By Steve Breazeale For in-game updates, scores, news and more for all of the San Clemente High School winter sports programs, follow us on Twitter @SouthOCsports. Girls Soccer Readies for Re-match With Wolverines The San Clemente and Aliso Niguel girls soccer teams will square off on Jan. 28 with first place in the South Coast … //read the full article
Long-Awaited La Pata Extension to be Finished in Fall
By Eric Heinz The highly anticipated connection of Avenida La Pata from the edge of San Clemente to just outside the city limits of San Juan Capistrano at La Pata Avenue is beginning to take its completed form. On Saturday, Jan. 23, nearly 200 area residents attended the “Peek at La Pata” hike, a journey … //read the full article
North Beach Rising: Annual Meeting Examines Neighborhood’s Plans
By Eric Heinz Residents of the northern gateway to San Clemente have been making progress in their neck of the woods in the last few years—and they seek to enhance the area even further. During the 2016 State of North Beach, hosted by the North Beach Community Association on Jan. 21 at Casino San Clemente, … //read the full article
